Hall of Stats

Featured Articles

• Upcoming Elections This visual shows which players are eligible for all Hall of Fame elections (BBWAA or Era Committee elections) from now until 2032.
• Negro League MLEs This list has stars from the Negro Leagues, Pre-Negro Leagues, and Latin American baseball by Hall Rating (powered by Eric Chalek’s Negro League MLEs).
• Hall of Consensus This visual shows a grid of which players are in the Hall of Fame, Hall of Stats, and Baseball Think Factory’s Hall of Merit.
• My Interview on the MLB Network I was interviewed by Brian Kenny for his show MLB Now on the MLB Network. We talked about the Hall of Stats and the Hall of Fame’s anti-recency bias.
• The Standards of Today Would Create a Very Different Hall of Fame For The Hardball Times — This is the article that inspired Brian Kenny to get me on the line. It explores how the Hall of Fame standards are higher for modern players. It was nominated for a SABR Research Award.
• The Hall of Fame Case for Jack Glasscock Deacon White is a Hall of Famer and Bill Dahlen has come close. This is my case to remember Jack Glasscock, another 19th century star who deserves enshrinement.
• The Hall of Fame Case for Scott Rolen After seeing Kenny Lofton fail to reach 5% on the BBWAA ballot, I’m afraid Scott Rolen will suffer the same fate. This is an exploration into what made him a 70-WAR player.

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